Monday, January 31, 2011
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Hummingbird Hill is the name of my farm. I moved here in July of 2007 to get away from the burbs. Coming with me were my husband Kevin, one dog Spot, one cat Casper and three horses, Spunky, Whinnie and Wizard. We have since acquired three more dogs, Elvis, Graceland and Skippy, a Percheron named Buck, another cat, Colonel Parker and currently twenty three alpacas. Hummingbird Hill gets its name from the large population of Hummers that moves in each spring.
OMG, how adorable! Chloe, listen, wench, loosen up your womb and love that baby, or I'll come down there with Flip and Blaze, and we'll stare you to DEATH!
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Hugs, girl, thanks to goodness you're there.
Chloe done good! Glad she is mothering up.When we have a disintersted cow ,sometimes I will take Winston in there , seems that they percieve the dog as a threat(even Win) and mother up right smartly
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ReplyDeleteAwwwwe! They are so adorable when they are young and even when they get older.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear Momma is coming around. One day maybe she will be glad she did.
YAY BABY!!! WHOO HOOT! She is sooo cute...
ReplyDeleteThank goodness that his mom has finally stepped up and bonded with him.
ReplyDeleteDon't know what the problem was, Chloe was great with little Kerry last year.
She was doing better with him yesterday, but today was the breakthrough.
We got lots of fresh frozen cow colostrum down him, like a quart and then were giving him a bit of milk replacer. He would never have made it without the supplementation, and I thank goodness that I was home when he was born or he would have gone six or so hours with nothing, which might have gone very badly.
We have named him Hummingbird Hill Guinness.
I will get new pics this weekend with him and Nanny who is just beautiful and a big girl at two months old.